One-World; World Government; Messianic Age; Technocracy.

'The Commission consists of 28 individuals, carefully selected because of their prominence, influence, and their ability to effect the implementation of the recommendations. The Commission is not an official body of the United Nations. It was, however, endorsed by the UN Secretary General and funded through two trust funds of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), nine national governments, and several foundations, including the MacArthur Foundation, the Ford Foundation, and the Carnegie Corporation.'

Digital book (pdf scan images) (borrow only) at  https://archive.org/details/ourglobalneighbo00comm_0

Alternative pdf from html:  http://www.thetechnocratictyranny.com/PDFS/Our_Global_Neighborhood.pdf

More bankster shenanigans designed to get them a world of their own free of (other) useless eaters.  

More of the same include: 

WCED - Our Common Future (1987); 

KING/SCHNEIDER (Club of Rome) - The First Global Revolution (1991); 

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/outcomedocuments/agenda21 (1992); 

https://sdgs.un.org/2030agenda  (Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development); 

STRAUSS/HOWE - The Fourth Turning: Cycles of History: America's Destiny (1997) etc etc.

 

Our Global Neighborhood - Chapter listing

1. A New World

The Concept of Global Governance

The Phenomenon of Change

Globalization

The Need for Vision

Military Transformations

A New Arms Race

The Arms Trade

The Rise in Civil Conflict

Widespread Violence

Economic Trends

Persistent Poverty

Eastern Europe's Experience

Regional Groups

The Private Sector

Social and Environmental Change

Population

The Earth's Resources

Global Media

Agents of Change in Civil Society

The Empowerment of People

Enlightened Leadership

2. Values for the Global Neighbourhood

Neighbourhood Realities

Neighbourhood Tensions

Neighbourhood Ethics

Neighbourhood Values

Respect for Life

Liberty

Justice and Equity

Mutual Respect

Caring

Integrity

A Global Civic Ethic

Rights and Responsibilities

The Democratic Tide

Combating Corruption

Democracy and Legitimacy

Adapting Old Norms

Sovereignty

Self- Determination

3. Promoting Security

Promoting Security

The Changed Nature of Global Security

The Security of People

The Security of the Planet

Principles of Security for a New Era

The Obligation to Take Action

Anticipating and Preventing Crises

Early Warning

Fact- Finding Missions

Responding to Crises

Peaceful Settlement of Disputes

New Roles for Peacekeepers

Action Under Chapter VII

A United Nations Volunteer Force

Paying for Peace

Ending the Threat of Mass Destruction

Eliminating Nuclear Weapons

The Non- Proliferation Treaty

A Ban on Nuclear Testing

Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones

Chemical and Biological Weapons

Demilitarizing International Society

Military Spending

A Demilitarization Fund

Arms Transfers

Land- Mines and Small Arms

Inculcating a Culture of Non- Violence

4. Managing Economic Interdependence

Stability requires a carefully crafted balance

Growing Interdependence

Growth and Poverty

Unused Human Potential

The Environment

Global Decision-Making

The Case for Multilateralism

Regionalism and Informal Multilateralism

5. Reforming the United Nations

We, the Peoples

The UN is 'Us'

The Option of Renewal

6. Strengthening the Rule of Law World-Wide

Unfulfilled Potential

International Law

The Law-Making Process

Strengthening International Law

Abiding by the Rules

The Chamber Procedure

The Choice of Judges

Steps to Compulsory Jurisdiction

Empowering the Secretary-General

The Security Council and the World Court

An International Criminal Court

Enforcing International Law

Promoting International Law

7. A Call to Action

Summary of Commission Proposals

Governance, Change, and Values

Promoting Security

Managing Economic Interdependence

Reforming the United Nations

Strengthening the Rule of Law World-wide

The Next Steps

The Need for Leadership

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